I’ve watched this one several times, and my feelings toward it have shifted since the first viewing; initially, I didn't connect with it quite so strongly. It remains a worthwhile suspenseful drama featuring competent performances, though not exceptional ones, and naturally, being a Woody Allen film, there’s a lot of dialogue. The tension definitely builds in the last fifteen minutes, and the exploration of luck is handled effectively. There’s a noticeable flaw in the storyline concerning Nola's pregnancy—an autopsy would certainly reveal it—and Chris’s initial rejection of the affair during his conversation with law enforcement; I suppose I could attribute that to careless police procedures. **4.25/5** By the way, while Scarlet Johansson is undeniably beautiful, I personally find Emily Mortimer quite appealing as well...

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